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Strength is the power to exert force, the ability to resist pressure and the capacity to handle challenges. That’s why the federal government called its omnibus development legislation the Building Canada Strong Act (Bill C-39). Right now, Canadians want our country to be able to exert more force and resist more pressure.
We need strength to overcome critical ...
Discovered by a Japanese scientist near the heart-shaped island of Kuroshima in 1993, the leaf sheep has risen to internet fame on account of being a cartoonishly cute sea slug that eats sunlight.
Known officially as Costasiella kuroshimae — and, hilariously, as “Shaun the Sheep slug” — the leaf sheep is much more than its un...
Up above Labrador lies an Arctic whale “superhighway” known as Hudson Strait. Connecting the North Atlantic Ocean to Foxe Basin, a body of water between Hudson Bay and Baffin Island, this strait is used as a migration corridor by
Long blades of eelgrass swaying in shallow waters off the coast of Nova Scotia. An eastern meadowlark’s whistle carrying across a field of flowering native plants in southern Quebec. A Jefferson salamander peeking out from beneath a fallen oak leaf in an Ontario marshland.
These aren’t just idyllic dreams — they’re the result of restoration plans by First Nation govern...
By Richard Paton, assistant executive director, marine and wildlife, Qikiqtani Inuit Association
Long used by Inuit for travel and harvesting,